Overview
- Ten of the 15 targeted restaurants have already closed, with the remaining five slated to shut by the end of the third fiscal quarter.
- Nineteen Smokey Bones locations are earmarked for conversion, with two already operating as Twin Peaks and a third opening later this year.
- Twin Hospitality reports average-unit volumes of about $7.8 million at converted Twin Peaks sites versus roughly $3.5 million as Smokey Bones.
- After closures and conversions, 26 Smokey Bones restaurants will remain, which the company says are generating positive cash flow.
- Twin Hospitality introduced Ken Brendemihl as Smokey Bones president as CEO Kim Boerema’s review sets up franchising a portion of the remaining units.